Monday, June 2, 2003|
From The Quit-Whining Dept: Daring Fireball | Loony Tunes Basic Premise: Apple discovered that letting people stream their music over the internet wasn't working out. Overall it's a fair system (and better than pretty much anything else). Get Over It. |
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From The Hmmm Dept |
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From The Bit-Stream Dept Slashdot | Ask BitTorrent's Bram Cohen BitTorrent is an interesting technology - it downloads "random" bits of t the file until it has it all. This solves the "everybody has the first half of this" problem you get with other methods. While the interview isn't overly fasinating, it is interesting perspective. |
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From the Not-Again Dept raoli.com | Stone Cold Rebutting a Cocoa vs Carbon article. I knew this would come in handy someday... Evil Dilbert's Opinion on Objective-C |
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From The white-hats Dept: Slashdot | Fyodor Answers Your Network Security Questions One of the best X-Answers-Your-Questions I've ever seen over on Slashdot. Probably should be required reading for anybody in the field. Fyoder wrote Nmap the network security tool. |
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From The Fighting-The-MPAA Dept Boing Boing|Austin EFF's Actions vs the MPAA. Sounds like an interesting story - congrats men and women of the EFF! Learn more about the Electronic Frontier Foundation. |
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From the Massive-Rant Dept I'm SOO sick of spam that looks like bounced email. Plus it (seems to) affect everything. Gahhhh!! |
